Sentence examples for normative culture from inspiring English sources

Recent initiatives, however, aim to change the normative culture.

For Parsons, social structure was essentially normative that is, consisting of "institutional patterns of normative culture".

So plays have had more freedom to explore and to transgress normative culture.

He also presented an "anatomy of Chinese normative culture," identifying the high rhetoric of virtue and sagacity favored by intellectuals, the philosophy of pragmatic governance favored by rulers, and the philosophy of survival favored by commoners.

The freewheeling Kerouac would have a much tougher time sustaining his enthusiasms on today's road, where a grievously normative culture has seen to it that regional distinctions and local color are nearly imperceptible to the highway traveler.

But what kind of transformation in our normative culture is called for?

Empirical studies of KT strategies demonstrate their promise, but also their challenges (Löwy 1996; Mitton et al. 2009; Mitton et al. 2007) and such networks demand the reshaping of some members' normative cultures and beliefs.

There are two kinds: those who want to assimilate into hetero-normative culture and those who don't.

In that sense, "Elephant" is less about Columbine than about normative American culture, which, you can't help thinking, must somehow contribute to Columbines because there have been so many of them.

Free text fields allowed getting more details, which in the highly normative Japanese culture constituted an enormous advantage.

The third type is defined as a community environment with weak institutional impact and strong normative force of culture, known as the "weak-strong" type.